A group of students raises moneyeach year by selling souvenirs outside the stadium after a cricket match between teams A and B. They can buy any of the three different types of souvenirs 1, II, or III from a supplier. Their sales are mostly depeIIIIIndent on which team wins the matI300ch.800Team A wins1,2001,100700Теат В wins250(i) Construct the opportunity loss table.(1) Which type of souvenir should the students buy if probability of team A's winning is 0-6 ?(iii) Also find the cost of uncertainty.

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A group of students raises money each year by selling souvenirs outsi de the stadium after a cricket matc h between teams A and B. They ca n buy any of the three different typ es of souvenirs 1, II, or III from a su pplier. Their sales are mostly depe ndent on which team wins the mat III II 300 ch. 800 Team A wins 1,200 1,100 700 Team B wins 250 (i) Construct the opportunity loss table. (11) Which type of souvenir should the students buy if probability of team A's winning is 0-6? (iii) Also find the cost of uncertainty.

A group of students raises money each year by selling souvenirs outsi de the stadium after a cricket matc h between teams A and B. They ca n buy any of the three different typ es of souvenirs 1, II, or III from a su pplier. Their sales are mostly depe ndent on which team wins the mat III II 300 ch. 800 Team A wins 1,200 1,100 700 Team B wins 250 (i) Construct the opportunity loss table. (11) Which type of souvenir should the students buy if probability of team A's winning is 0-6? (iii) Also find the cost of uncertainty.

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Chapter1: The Role And Method Of Economics

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